CARACAS (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez ruled out on Friday any retaliatory measures against Repsol's interests in Venezuela as a result of its legal battle with his ally President Cristina Fernandez's government in Argentina. "Do you think that if Repsol saw any danger for its investments in Venezuela, they would come and sign another agreement?" he told reporters, referring to recently-signed new agreements relating to a gas project. Last month, Chavez advised the Spanish energy company to seek a friendly agreement after Argentina nationalized its local unit, YPF, in April. ...